Dead skin on the body in winter_How to remove dead skin on the body

The difference between the north and the south is really big. Southerners have never seen the bath towels that northerners use when taking a bath. In the eyes of southerners, taking a bath is something that should be done every day, but in the north, taking a bath is not something that needs to be done every day in winter. If you don't take a bath for a long time in winter, there will be more and more dead skin on your body. If you have dead skin on your body in winter, how do you get rid of the dead skin? I will explain it to you for each part of the body.

1. Back:

Gently scrubbing with a special long-handled bath brush or using a loofah is a very convenient, enjoyable and practical method. Many people also get acne and pimples on their backs due to excessive oil secretion. You can choose to add sulfur soap or anti-inflammatory essential oil to water and use it. Finally, moisturize your back with a nourishing body lotion.

2. Neck:

Generally, use fine-grained exfoliating products in a spiral motion, rubbing from bottom to top, and the part of the neck behind the ears should also be thoroughly cleaned. Then put an appropriate amount of lotion on your hands, tilt your head up, and move your hands from bottom to top to push out the loose flesh. Then turn your head to one side and massage the left side of your neck from the bottom to the top until it reaches behind your ear. Finally, extend the thumbs of both hands together, push the excess flesh on the jaw forward to the chin, and then move it to the left and right ears respectively.

3. Chest:

The skin on the chest is delicate, so you need to use appropriate force when squeezing, otherwise it will damage the skin. Don't choose care products with scrub particles. You can choose exfoliating gel, which is relatively gentle and will not damage the skin.

4. Limbs:

For your limbs, you can choose products with smaller scrub particles and massage them in circles. This will allow the scrub particles to remove excess dead skin cells from your body, promote blood circulation and metabolism, and make your skin more delicate. But after exfoliating, remember to apply lotion or essential oil to massage the skin, otherwise the skin will become drier.

It is worth noting that if there are certain areas on your face that are particularly dry or sensitive, you should avoid these areas when exfoliating, or use different exfoliating products. For combination skin, the T-zone is oily and the U-zone is dry. In this case, you can use a scrub on the T-zone and an exfoliating mask on the U-zone. This will not hurt the skin and will achieve the best exfoliating effect.